Flowering dogwood trees produce white, pink or red flowers and are suitable for landscaping—planted underneath larger trees or as small stand-alone trees. They may be trained to achieve a desired shape or.to maintain heights shorter than what is normal for them.
Yearly Growth
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According to the Arbor Day Foundation, flowering dogwoods have a medium growth rate in the range of 13 to 24 inches per year.
Maximum Size
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Flowering dogwood trees grow to an average maximum height of 25 feet, with branches spreading out to a diameter that matches the height.
Optimum Conditions for Growth
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To achieve maximum growth, dogwoods should be planted in acidic soil in a partly sunny location. Dogwoods should be watered at least once a week during drought conditions. Trees should be located away from areas of excessive use and parking lots.
Limiting Growth
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Planting a dogwood tree in full sun will naturally limit its growth. Size can be controlled by careful pruning.
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